While signing Laken Riley Act, Donald Trump says he'll send 'worst criminal aliens' to Guantanamo

President Trump took a bold step in securing the nation by signing the Laken Riley Act into law, a decisive measure that empowers the federal government to expel and confine the most dangerous immigrant criminals at Guantanamo Bay. This act is hailed as a crucial tool in protecting American citizens and ensuring that the most threatening foreign criminals face strict detention far from U.S. soil.

In a contentious move, President Trump has enacted the Laken Riley Act, a law that dangerously expands the powers of the federal government to deport and detain immigrants, labeled as criminals, in the notorious Guantanamo Bay. Critics argue this law not only undermines America’s commitment to human rights but also unfairly targets immigrant communities, casting them undeservedly as security threats.